Customer Ratings & Reviews

Man oh man this keyboard is money. Went from a Razer Keyboard to this and it’s so much better. Not bulky, heavy enough for it to not slide around while playing. Battery lasts a while and great lighting

This thing is amazing. Great feel and speeds and awesome rgb. Would highly recommend for a corded option

I was never in to these kinds of keyboards but I can honestly say, one of the best accessories I’ve ever bought for my computer. Extremely sleek and so relaxing to use. The colors are amazing and the clicking is perfect.

This is my new favorite keyboard, they have 3 options for buttons but I went with the clicky keys as it is nostalgic to me. It is a durable, high-quality build that is worth the price.

At first the price scared me away $225 for a keyboard is quite expensive, if that is to expensive to you don't try the display what is laying there, you will be hooked and can't resist of coming back and buy it anyways even if it means ramen for the next 4 weeks. I tried it and the feel of the button actuation is amazingly satisfying, with every key strike you feel rewarded. After one year of use for gaming and daily business the coating on some keys wear off. But overall outstanding.

love Logitech products. This keyboard feels high quality and professional. Love the design and color. I play about 10 feet from my PC and feel like the range is good and responsive. great keyboard and highly recommended for gaming.

On the expensive side, but it has a low/small profile for a mechanical KB and the clicky feels just right for work and play. The build quality is very nice considering how thin it is. I have been using it every day for a few months and I have not had any issues. I love that fact that I can easily take it off my desk to clear space.

Keyboard feels solid, especially with the metal casing. The keys are comfortable and the clicks sound great. Good for home and office.

Coolest thing in my rig. Great battery life. Amazing keys (I came from cherry mx blue) super fast and connection is instant. Program could be a little more user friendly but you can do anything. So cool!

Fantastic keyboard, super thin titanium base, keys are thin and nice along with the scroll wheel being metal and heavy duty. A little pricey bit worth the price,

I lovw this keyboard. Great type-feel and very pleased witht he quality of the materials used. Great design, possibly excluding the little gel buttons that provide extra functions, but they are not too bad. All in all a great design and feels good to use. MicroUSB is dated AF but doesn't bother me bcause I strictly use it as a wired keyboard honestly... might be more annoying if you were actually using it for wireless functionality.

has nice clacking sounds, enjoy the lighting, holds charge well

I really like the clicky keys on this keyboard. The battery life is excellent and the design/look is very clean. The new version of the Logitech software allows for some cool RGB effects. It’s pricey but the quality is good.

This keyboard is simply amazing. I have used large cherry style keyboards for probably 30 years now. It's always simply my favorite. Then I picked up a MBP and fell in love with that keyboard which is extremely different. When I found this I knew it would be somewhere in between and I was right. It's not as tall but you still get the great feedback of a taller mechanical keyboard but don't need a wrist rest. I can type faster on this with less errors than any previous keyboard PLUS the response time is amazing for gaming using the dongle rather than bluetooth. Highly recommend!

I had wanted this keyboard for a long time and saved towards getting it. I have to say that it was worth the wake. Not only are the macros keys amazing and located in a super convenient area on the left-hand side. The typing experience on this keyboard is one that is worth saving up to get this keyboard and offers both a Wireless and Bluetooth option the both show no signs of lag response. Although I’m not gaming on this keyboard You can very easily do so as there is no lag response between clicks. The only real complaint that I actually have about the keyboard is the location of the escape key is not completely in the upper left-hand side corner of the keyboard but that is being nitpicky.

Great product with ease of use rewarding keys. The lights are great

I went through a few keyboards before I settled on the G915 (and most recently, its little brother TKL), so in a way, I guess I'll review them both here. My first "gaming" keyboard was part of the Steelseries gaming bundle (headset, mouse, keyboard, and mousepad). I liked that keyboard, it had plenty of feedback, but the keys just felt too tall. Tried again with a Razer Blackwidow. Again, good feedback, keys are a touch tall. Then I came across these two in the store. At first I settled on the clicky, because ~C L I C K Y~. Oh my god, is it clicky. I could be playing Minecraft, typing an angry letter, or playing some COD:CW, it wouldn't matter. It is LOUD. Unfortunately, that's what I love about it, but it's possibly entirely too loud to have in small quarters with a roommate (like a dorm room or a shared bedroom). Enter the TKL. Virtually silent, but still good feedback. I didn't want to wait for the clicky version of the TKL to come in, and I wanted to spare my fiancé's ears while she slept, so I got the TKL tactile. In my opinion, it's the better of the two, as there's not a row of G buttons down the left side (and I tend to over/underreach for the escape button--I'll be mashing it to no effect until I notice I'm actually hitting G1). Smaller, more portable, and an odd omission on the G915 becomes glaringly obvious on the G915 TKL: a slot for the USB dongle. The TKL has one, but its big brother doesn't? Maybe it's for the increased portability, but I still think it's an odd omission. As far as connections, I notice zero lag between the Lightspeed 2.4Gh and the Bluetooth; however, that comes with the caveat of my being an amateur gamer: I've yet to personally defeat the Ender Dragon without a partner and my KD on Cold War is about 1.6. I'm not that good. Overall, both keyboards are comfortable to use, especially if you're coming from laptop and chiclet style keyboards for the last 10 years. The click on the clicky version is extremely satisfying but also extremely loud. Even the Razer green switches were quieter. The tactile is quiet with good feedback (I personally don't like the lack of click--it's an adjustment :( ) and the better of the two if you don't use macros or need to map key functions very much or very often (I don't).

Summary: best keyboard I've ever used. Caveat: My other keyboards are Dell multimedia and Apple keyboards. Excellent sound and feel. It's my first Logitech "G" anything, so the setup, G Hub software, etc., was confusing at first. I mainly bought this to be able to switch among two computers with one keyboard--one on Bluetooth and one with Lightspeed. I wish I could add a third computer more easily--I can use the USB cable, but have to unplug it to use the wireless connections.

Probably the best keyboard I have ever owned. Love the feedback and the RGB is a nice addition.

This keyboard has a very small footprint, so if space is a concern this is a good option. In addition the typing action is very smooth, and even with the key sounds it is not very loud at all. I would say the sound is purposeful, for lack of a better word. The rgb is nice, but some modes are not as impressive as others. Responsive and smooth, not very large. I am enjoying it so far.